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GCSE: Maths, Chemistry, Physics, English A-level: Maths, Chemistry Exam Board experience: AQA/Edexcel/OCR/entrance exams Experience with: KS3/KS4 Preferred student age group: GCSE Level (14-16) About me: I know first-hand how important academic support is when going through GCSEs and A-levels - I benefited from resources outside of my school. Now that I'm finishing my degree, I want to provide that support to students who need additional help in order to get through their exams, especially in turbulent conditions. I hope to make learning fun and exciting, and make studying less of a chore, and more of an adventure! I'm more than happy to provide support on applications for further study and/or employment. There's a lot of confusing information out there, so quickly, it's nice to have a friendly face to ask for advice :) Chemistry BSc at the University of Birmingham. Dissertation evaluating clinical research for cancer therapy drugs currently undergoing development. Able to help GCSE/A-Level students with career/interview support including applications, CVs, and general advice. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- OCR/Edexcel/AQA A-levels and GCSE

GCSE: English Literature and Language A Level: English Literature and Language Experience with: Welsh and English schooling system Preferred student age group: Primary level Ever since my parents introduced me to the world of Roald Dahl and Beatrix Potter, my love for English language and literature has exponentially increased. Before moving to London for university, I lived on a farm in Wales with my family - and many cats! Due to babysitting my two younger cousins for the last five years, I have realised that I love to work with children. I am in awe of their ability to view the world from a perspective so different from the regular adult we encounter every day. My favourite book of all time is 'Silence of the Girls' by Pat Barker. This novel is an essential read, not only for women, but also the male population. It illustrates how the current state of affairs within the international sphere replicates modern day phenomena, with violence against women repeatedly being used as a weapon of war. Thus, my interest in gender-based scholarly studies and the international feminist movement is continually growing. Whilst I love to read in my spare time, I also enjoy singing and meeting new people. However, when I am not singing or socialising, I enjoy playing table tennis and badminton with my older brother. Not only this, but I love fashion and keeping up with the latest trends. Whilst I enjoy keeping active, as illustrated by my part-time lifeguarding job throughout secondary school, seeking the greatest bargains in charity shops is something I could not live without. I am easily distracted by stories, both fictional and non-fictional, and I hope I can bring a fresh and compelling perspective to GoStudent! Education: London School of Economics and Political Science I grew up on a farm in the middle of Wales, attending both primary and secondary school in my neighbouring town. After achieving six A*s, one A and one B in my GCSEs, I was very intrigued to discover how A Level education could continue to challenge me. After receiving three As and an A* in my A Levels (the A* being in English literature and language), I decided to go to the London School of Economics and Political Science to study Politics and International Relations. Despite not studying English in university, I have found that the endless essays I was required to produce have undoubtedly contributed to the continuous improvement of my English skills, and my love for English in general. I have completed my first year in university and look forward to returning to see what second year has to offer! Despite currently being in higher education, I am certainly very excited by the prospect of teaching younger children and helping them to discover how English can be fun! Of course, education is about learning and discovering our strengths, and how we can improve in other weaker areas to enable us to be the best possible version of ourselves! However, if we are not enjoying ourselves when learning, this obviously makes education seem less inviting! Thus, I am a passionate advocate of ensuring that education is not only enlightening, but also enjoyable and fun. I often babysit my two younger cousins and I love to read to them all of my favourite books as a child, as well as teach them new and impressive words they can use in school to show off to the class!

GCSE: I tutor English Language and English Literature at GCSE level and younger. Experience with: KS2, KS3, 11+ Languages: English Preferred student age group: 10-17 About me: I am a Masters student at the University of East Anglia, studying Medieval and Renaissance Literature. I also did my undergraduate degree here, achieving a first-class BA in English Literature and Drama. At university, I was deputy editor of our student arts magazine, and a prominent member of creative writing clubs and drama society, both studying and writing all forms of text. I achieved A* in all of my English Literature and Language Qualifications at GCSE and A Level, leading me to my BA in Literature and Drama, in which I achieved a first-class degree. I am now staying at the university in which I completed my undergraduate degree, and specialising in Medieval and Early Modern Textual Cultures.

** TS Hero ** Primary level: English, Maths, Russian GCSE: English, Maths, Russian A-level: English, Russian University level: English, Russian Languages: English, Russian Preferred student age group: Primary level/GCSE level About me: Hello, my name is Anna, and I study Business and Diplomacy. Education has always been my passion. I started volunteering as a private tutor at the age of 16, and as more profound my love for kids grew, I decided to continue working as a private tutor. I believe that every child is unique and enormous potential; all they need is a fun way of introducing the material. Therefore, I am inviting all the parents and students to join me on the journey of self-development and achieving all the goals. I like to take long walks or ride my bike during my free time, go swimming or read.

Education: University of Hull GCSE: English Language, English Literature, French, Spanish, Religious education A-Level: French, Spanish Uni level: French and Spanish Post beginner/ intermediate + :English as a second language Exam board experience: AQA, WJEC, Edexcel Experience with : KS3 / GCSE / A-LEVEL Languages: French, Spanish, English Preferred student age group: 12+ I'm Georgina, an enthusiastic French and Spanish student who loves to teach and see my students thrive with great grades and subject knowledge. Aside from my passion for tutoring and learning different foreign languages, I love to horse ride, play lacrosse, exercise and above all am a big fan of all sports. In addition, to my love of sports, I love watching films and T.V series. Any free time I have you'll see me browsing through Netflix trying to find the next ideal series to binge (especially sci-fi). Most importantly, I love music especially live music and will listen to any genre. Music is how I relax as well as how I have a good time and I hope once the pandemic is over, I will be able to see my favourite bands live again! I'm a languages student at university and have been studying French and Spanish since I was 12 year old. I love languages and this is reflected in my choice to study French and Spanish at University. With my knowledge of French, Spanish and my mother tongue English, I have been able to turn my passion for language learning into helping Students and I have been now teaching the above mentioned languages for over a year. My aim is to make lessons fun and enjoyable and squash the stereotype that learning languages is boring.

Hi! I am currently a second-year student at Leeds University studying Zoology. I have a passion for biology but, more specifically, animal biology. I hope to eventually pursue a career in conservation or the study of animal behaviour. My first year at university was almost completely virtual. I, therefore, have first-hand experience with online learning and I can appreciate that it may be more difficult to engage with learning over a computer. My year has taught me many valuable things but something I have certainly picked up is what works online; I am eager to make these lessons engaging and interesting. At primary school level, I am able to teach in any subject, I also have experience with the 11+, having passed and attended a Grammar School. I am looking to teach mostly English Literature and Biology. Despite this, having achieved an A* grade in Chemistry, Physics, French, Spanish, ICT and Maths, as well as English Language and Biology, and an A grade in English Literature and Geography in my GCSEs, I am comfortable in all of these subjects. Having also obtained an A grade at A-level Biology, I am extremely excited about having the opportunity to teach this subject, I hope to be able to share my passion and show just why biology is so great! My interests aren't refined to biology, however; reading has always been an integral part of my life and this is reflected in my love for the study of English as a whole. The book “A Thousand Splendid Suns” by Khaled Hosseini was introduced to me when studying A-level English Literature and has remained to be my favourite novel. I would be very happy to teach both Biology and English Literature to an A-level standard. Outside of academia, I enjoy art. I have recently begun to commission canvas oil paintings and I am also a member of art society at university where we regularly attend art workshops such as life drawing. I also took a year out before joining university in which I was lucky enough to work a ski season in La Plagne, France. Here I worked as a chalet host for three months which was an amazing experience.

I am known by my peers to be a highly enthusiastic, young healthcare student with a positive attitude towards learning. I have a keen interest in helping pupils excel in their studies by making it easier for them to reach their goals through an adaptable teaching style to meet each student’s needs. Besides academia, I am someone who is passionate about learning languages, as well as playing sports like Badminton and playing guitar. I love trying new things and I am always up for a challenge that may come my way. At university, I was a student representative for 2 years, hence I have experience of being a leader.

Hi I am Rhiannon and I live in sunny Glasgow but originate from Cambridge. I studied Criminology and Criminal Justice at University and I am soon to undertake a Masters in International Relations which I am incredibly excited about. I have worked in youth services and children’s homes and throughly enjoy helping people with the most valuable tool in our world, education. I studied Law, English and Philosophy at A level and also have a particular interest and education in History which has been incorporated into a lot of my studying. I love travelling, hiking and exploring the amazing Scottish highlands. I mostly spend my free time reading and visiting historical sites across the world 😊 I have a degree in Criminology and Criminal Justice. A levels in Law, English and Philosophy and Ethics. GCSE's in English literature, English language, Maths linear, Maths modular, History, Science, Additional Science, Child Development and Statistics. I am TEFL qualified. I have a care certificate and I am NHS HCA trained 🙌

I am an undergraduate student, studying English at University of Nottingham. I have experience with both young children and teenagers, and enjoy both making learning fun, and helping young people meet their full potential! I'm friendly and proactive, and have experience working with children with a variety of needs. Most importantly, I believe learning should be suited to the student, not the teacher! I enjoy writing during my free-time, particularly for Nottingham's student publication, and working with young people - whether through sports teams, after-school clubs, or tutoring. I studied at a state comprehensive school in London, where I achieved 10 A*'s-B's at GCSE - including a B in Maths, A's in Science, and A's in both English Language and Literature - and A's and B's at A-Level. I'm currently an undergraduate student studying English, the subject where my strengths most definitely lie. I previously studied in London while working full-time, and am interested in pursuing a TEFL to teach young people English as a second-language.

Primary Level: Maths, English and Science KS3 & GCSE: Maths Exam board experience: 11+, SATS and GCSE Maths Experience with: 11+, KS2, KS3 and KS4 Languages: English Preferred student age group: KS2, KS3 & GCSE level About me: Hi, I’m Amina! I've been private tutoring 11+, Secondary Maths (up to GCSE) and SATs preparation for 5 years. In 2019, I also completed a Maths teaching internship in a local secondary school so have experience with a wide and vibrant range of students. My teaching style has been described as fun and energetic, so if you're just expecting boring textbook work, you've come to the wrong profile! I have a Neuroscience (BSc) degree and am currently training to become an addiction therapist, since I've always had a strong passion to help others in battling challenges life can bring- including Maths homework! My interests include painting, vintage clothing, outdoor activities, fitness, eating and cats :)